Selecting Metaverse Stocks with a KDJ Crossover and Long-Term Trend Filter

Summary

This Chinese-language post presents a stock screen for companies in the metaverse industry. It combines a newly formed bullish KDJ crossover with a long-term price filter: the prior day’s closing price is described as being above the 250-day moving average. The post includes example screening logic and a Python-style implementation, framing the crossover as a possible turning point and the moving average as evidence of a longer-term upward trend.

The article acknowledges that the screen uses only a small number of technical conditions, may not fit different market environments, and relies on prior-day data that can lag. It suggests adding other indicators or trend measures and combining technical conditions with further analysis. It supplies no backtest, return data, or evidence that the rule predicts gains. The title mentions a price threshold above 25, but the body’s stated final rule uses the 250-day average instead; the description here follows that final rule.

Key ideas

• The screen restricts candidates to the metaverse industry.
• It looks for a newly formed bullish crossover between K and D in the KDJ indicator.
• The stated trend filter requires the prior day’s close to exceed the 250-day moving average.
• The post warns that a two-condition technical screen may be too simple and may lag.
• No backtest results are given to establish the screen’s effectiveness.

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